Main target

joi, 14 iunie 2012

Budapest - Pearl of the Danube

Budapest is the capital city of Hungary. Situated in the eastern-central Europe, Budapest is one of the most important railway junction.

The city is divided in two parts by the Danube: Buda and Pesta.

The
great architecture, the old buildings which are very well preserved
urges you to simply walk around the whole city. If you visit Budapest
remember to visit The Treasury street, The Gentleman street, The Roman
Ruins, Margareta Bridge, Freedom Bridge, Dohany Synagogue, Andrei Hess
Square, The Palace of Parliament, The labyrinth of the Buda Castle, and
one of the many museums that are opened all around the city.

The
capital of Hungary also prides with two botanic gardens, and one zoo.
To visit all the landmarks, you will need a few days, bud it worth the
effort.

In Budapest you can go by plane, the city has a airport, by train, car or water (The Danube).

duminică, 5 februarie 2012

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looking at a 16-man pro
pool that they would make available for the national team.
“We have to sit down with SBP on this. We have to know their plans for the

next two years. But
definitely, we’re willing to make available players for the national team,

” said Salud during
the media launch of the 37th PBA season at Diamond Hotel Wednesday.
“That would answer the concern of fans and both the SBP and the PBA.

We still have a lot of room
to improve and we’re taking small steps to go there,” Salud added.
The league chair believes the PBA would benefit from the impact

made by Smart Gilas in its
fourth-place finish in the recent FIBA Asia championship.
“Undoubtedly, the success of Smart Gilas brings basketball higher to the

consciousness of the
fans. The entry of Gilas players to the PBA will energize the PBA,” said

Mondragon.
No less than eight Smart Gilas players brings their act to the pro loop,

including top draft pick JV
Casio and No. 4 draft selection Marcio Lassiter for Powerade.
A major overhaul of its lineup has made Powerade officials hopeful of a

higher finish in the coming season.
“It’s obvious that we have a better team now. And the hunger factor

is also there. Our team has
not been into the playoffs in the last two to three years,” said

Powerade alternate governor
Kenneth Duremdes.
The consensus is that Talk n Text, B-MEG, Petron and Alaska are the teams to reckon with while
Powerade, Rain or Shine, Meralco and Barako Bull can be darkhorses.
Ginebra official Robert Non said the Kings “will continue to be the

never-say-die team that will
earn gate receipts for the league.”
Others had their prognosis.
“(Winning) two conferences out of three last season was not bad.

It could have been dramatic.
We’ll try again this season with Japeth Aguilar joining us after a two-year

wait. We’re looking
forward to a great season,” said Talk n Text’s Patrick Gregorio.
“We can’t be modest because we really have a strong lineup.

The Llamados are llamado this
season,” said B-MEG governor Rene Pardo, brimming with confidence

on the return of Kerby Raymundo,
Rico Maierhofer and Rafi Reavis plus the addition of Mark Barocca

and John Ferriols.
“The guys have yet to fully adapt into coach Tim Cone’s triangle offense.

But even if it bogs
down, I think talent alone can bring us to the championship,” Pardo added.
“We hope to be in the Finals,” said Mondragon whose team has yet to make it

past the semis in all its first six seasons in the pro league.
“We’ve learned a lot and we expect a greater level of passion and ambition,”

said Meralco
governor Ramon Segismundo.
“We have modest target. We’ll be happy to at least make the semis

and let’s see from there,” said Barako Bull’s Manny Alvarez.
The PBA takes a new leaf with a new TV coveror in ABC-5 and a new member

ball club in Shopinas.com.
Shopinas.com’s lady governor Sheila Lina said she would be happy to

see her team play with its best in each game.
ABC-5, meanwhile, promised a more extensive, vibrant coverage to be shown

over IBC-13.
A refined format that calls for knockout matches to decide important

ties – lessening the use of
quotient in the process – could well add excitement and thrill to the

I Gotta Feeling for the PBA
Clear your schedules on October 25 because that night’s gonna be a good night! We welcome Season
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